Summary: OK, I've got a dual boot linux/win2k up and running. I have a couple fat32 partions that mount automatically using fstab. I have no problem writing or...
Summary: I would like to share my C drive on my XP machine with my Linux RH7 box. I configured the smb.conf file, mounted the C drive, made the SAMBA director...
Summary: Hello. smbclient -L should print a list of shares mount -t smb \\\\MACHINENAME\\SHAREDDIRECTORY should allow you to mount the shares. Modify /etc/fsta...
Summary: Basic Questiopn: I can mount a share using this command: smbmount //server/share /mount point How do I go about mounting it automatically? I can't ...
Summary: What are you mounting? NFS or SMB shares. Also if you are getting conection refused there is no service up. basically mouning NFS is similar to any fi...
Summary: I have a windows share mounted on my Linux box with samba. Is there not a way I can configure my /etc/fstab file so that it it is mounted automaticll...
Summary: The script for checking an mounting ----------------- #!/bin/sh # Find out the number of items in a directory, # e.g. check if the share is mounted. I...
Summary: there are several type share programs out there...the one that is closest to Net Neighborhood (and one I like) is called LinNeighborhood--you'll see i...
Summary: Sounds easy enough, but I'm new to this and have never written a script before, so unless you want to write it out for me (c'mon, PLEASE ;)), then I'l...
Summary: Hi, I hope someone can help. I've setup a simple samba server to share two folders /home/username/, one for me and one for my GF. I've managed to get ...
Summary: Hi, the 'network neighbourhood' is a windows concept. In Linux, Assuming that u've got u're smb shares or nfs shares mounted properly, u should just b...
Summary: as for the files, at least in redhat based distros you can access win shares at prompt via: mount -t smbfs //server/share /mount-point -o username=log...
Summary: OK, I've set up my machine as a dual boot win2k and Mandrake8.2. When I use Linux, I mount my ntfs partition (where all my existing files are)using fs...
Summary: Hello all. really new to linux, i have just installed Redhat 7.2 I can mount a windows share fine to a specified folder.. what i'm looking to do is mo...
Summary: Hi, I managed to configure my linux computer to mount an smb-share when I login, but the shares are not mounted when I log in via ftp. the reason I wa...
Summary: From my RedHat Linux 6X computer, I am trying mounting some shared drives that are on some windows computers of my Lan. I have no problem mounting dri...
Summary: Ok, this is the situation. I have built a Linux webserver to host a PHP/MySQL application that will allow browsing and streaming of my mp3 collection ...
Summary: hi all, 1st of All: I AM NOT running Samba as a PDC. I authenticate my users from the linux box against an Active Directory frm which the desired sha...
Summary: I don't see what you need samba for, at least you don't have to configure anything in it. It may need to be available. Samba is good if you want to se...
Summary: I don't understand which machine you want to share. I use RPM called LinNeighborhood (which is similar to Network Neighborhood) on my linux box. You...
Summary: Using drakconf (under Mount Points) you might be able to set it up to mount your windows shares as smbfs on boot. Look under the Samba tab there. ...
Summary: I am new to this Linux stuff also and like you I wanted to share files. What I did was create a directory for each winxp drive I want mounted the I ed...
Summary: i can manually mount the drive after i logon everytime but i want it to automount @ logon. i know its gotta be in one of the scripts and ive tried it ...
Summary: the most straightforward way for *TRANSFERS* is to use sshd+scp. install openssh and run the ssh daemon on the computers. then, you can use something ...
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